New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-04
IcHrH-sTEEpLEcmAsE. FULL COURSE.
THE FLEETWOOD SUMMER MEETING.



GOOD sPoRT-THE ENTRIES
The trotng meeting begins at Fleetwood PARK
Wednesday and expected that on that occasion
crowd will flock within gates that will awaken happy
memories in the breasts OF odtmers glance at the
programme, however suggests that the managers have
been what conservative in the preparation OF the
card for the meeting. Upon the passage OF the
Ives Pool act trotting horse congratulated them
selves that conditions would now justify programme
that would draw largely from New-York But the pres
programme is not calculated TO draw star horses.
This regretted for nothing but the stars OF the
trotng turf will draw people to Fleetwood Had rich
purses been hung out the entries would have included
the best horses now the totng turf and the crowd at
ison with the muttudes flock the Grand Circuit
tracks However. the entries promise excellent sport
and doubtless the result OF the summer meeting Will JUS
tfy the New-York Driving Club giving start-
ling autumn programme
was intense, and the burning precaded all enjoy
fast time on the track Colonel Kip's team went mile
In Hto bs wire % s to ss
gelding j. @ troted from wire 70 wire In 2:2O hand
S sst to psr s c was IA the
meetings did not Justify the hopes which his early form
dangerous in the fast classes this season '
Though the more careful trotng men do not look for
that terrible mark 20e to be even equaed this season.
there is possibility that some records NAV be broken
Jay Eyesee Is reported to be rounding into hrsicass
doubtedy as great ght speed any has
appeared, and his races Justify the belief that
purpose of Maud s. Then Harry wilkes may this
attempt to break the record for really he
to have nothing else TO against But after ALL may
be safely predicted that ROSA will not be beaten in 1897
and IL II is Mr. Bonner will have the Queen ready 10
defend sures and those who know her best believe
that 2:084 will not stop her yet
The attraction Wednesday, the first day at Fleet
wood will be the 2:lS cass-an uncertain race. Every
OF those entered should trot three heats averaging
close to 22O KenilwOrh though perhaps ouclassed In
the great special at Hartford last autumn should trot
good II the heats divided, but O. and Orange
Boy fast enough TO mako the race uncertain David
L. has been good horse this year. and j. Is. Thomas
keep IL for three heats The 223 GLASS on Thurs
day ought to be great race Royal Bounce has gone In
out that he Is not likely to equal 1t again At least he
does he Is done for judging by his previous perform
ances Lady Knsctt verDett Lowland Mary Mil Girl
Breeze Medium and Colonel Wood are goody company
horses entered In the 235 class 70 be troted on Friday
the majority have yet to Twin their spurs" but the win
will doubtless have 10 beat 230 In every heat Fol-
lowing the entries:
JULY 6-218 CLAss-$l 900.
Electric. Orange Boy Bessie Lady Barefoot %. Thomas
David L. keniworth and j. q.
SAME DAY-229 cLAss-$500.
St. Elmo Jessie Philossee Dan, Black Jack King Midas
Cuba, Western Belle Governor O. Montgomery Boy Sir
Walter. IT, Princess, John L. and James d.
JULY 1923 CLAss-$750.
Royal Bounce. Maggie b.. Patti Convoy. Wnona Kitty
full Clara Mi airi Myse Judge pSrson. cox Wood
Breeze Medium, Champion wilkes
SAME DAYS. MINUTEs-$600.
Eph. Penisan, Chipmunk, Company Maud H., Gov. Hill
Rosebud. Dan b., Nellie X.
JULY 8-2:35 CLAss-$5O0.
Jen wilkes Cruiser Phil osel Cresendo Billy Trouble.
Bessie H., Tommy Lambert Boom, Dan jenkins. skylght
Pilot Carrie l.. Dan s., and Prince G.